... Chm-ch, St. Fagan's, by the Bev. W. David, M.A.. John Harry Hallett, of Tredegarvilie, Cardiff, to Elizabeth Ann. eldest daughter of J. M. Akers, Mary's Chm-ch, St. Fagan's, by the Bev. W. David, M.A.. John H2.rry Hallett, of Tredegarvilie, Cardiff, to Elizabeth ...

... be 2idr. Mr John Henry Jame3, architect, waa recalled and submitted further plans of the district and the scene of the tragedy. Mrs Williams, deceased's daughter, recalled, identified as a portion of her father's clothing the bit of Cardigan jacket found ...

... if wear; will not spoil with sun, rain, sea- of sk_irtin front. CAP „GAR.»,, PATTERNS SENT POST FREE of Th John Kobie Costume Coattng and The John Nobia Cheviot Serge (with Illustrated Catalogue of Costumes, Mantles, See.) A Full Dress Length of either ...

... public-house to every 77 of the inhabit- ants but there were three of the licences dor- mant, namely, White Lion, Newport Arms, and Castlo Arms Twenty-one persons were pro- ceeded again* for drunkenness and ail convicted, as againnt 17 the previons year, out ...

... bis estate to hin nephew, John Adams, of Whitland, who was member for Carmarthen for 3!X years, and who so followed in his uncle's foot- steps that he spent the whole property, and the estate was subsequently sold. Colonel John Jones, the Regicide, who ...

... rade-in-arms was Captain tbe HOD. William Paget, member for Ang!«»en, who died at the age of 24 at Gibraltar in 1794 from wounds reo ceived in action whilst taking a large French frigate. The defeated candidate for Pembrokeshire in 1624, John Wogan of ...